Quantum gravity gradient sensor used outdoors to find tunnel
Device contains two atomic clouds controlled by the same lasers
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Are your AirPods interfering with your defibrillator or pacemaker?
An ex vivo study shows that several portable electronic devices from Apple and Microsoft may interfere with cardiovascular implantable devices
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US Department of Justice reframes controversial China Initiative
The US’s China Initiative has been expanded to focus not only on individual scientists with links to China but also on other foreign governments
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Publication boost for LGBTQA scientists who disclose their identities at work
LGBTQA scientists who hide their identities while at work have been found to produce fewer peer-reviewed publications than those who are more open about their sexuality and gender identity
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Stellarator plasma oscillations resemble struggle between predator and prey
Analogy might help physicists operate fusion reactors in the steady state
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Source of fast radio bursts surprises astronomers
Discovery suggests ancient stars can collapse to create magnetars
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Imaging innovation sharpens the view for radiotherapy clinics
Acquiring CT data at two different energies improves the quality of images used for radiotherapy treatment planning and offers an insight into functional processes inside the body
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End-to-end patient specific QA with RadCalc – why it is important to stay up to date
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores the new features in the latest version of RadCalc 7.2.2
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Liquid metal, ruby and sapphire could rain down on huge exoplanet
“Giant conveyer belt” transports water and metal in atmosphere of hot Jupiter
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Melanin-targeted PET probe tracks down malignant melanoma lesions
First clinical trial reveals the safety and effectiveness of a novel PET radiotracer that detects both primary malignant melanoma and distant spread
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